Common Starling
Classification: Aves, Passeriformes, Sturnidae

Brief Description
The Common Starling is a medium-sized passerine bird known for its social behavior and ability to mimic sounds. It often forms large flocks and is frequently seen in urban areas.
Additional Information
- Region of Origin: Europe, Asia, and North Africa
- Typical Sighting Period: All year, with migrations in some regions
- Plumage Details: Iridescent black plumage with speckles in breeding season; brownish winter plumage
- Ecological Significance: Plays a role in pest control by consuming insects and contributes to seed dispersal.
- Conservation Status: Least Concern
- Observation Tips: Look for them in urban parks or fields, especially in flocks. Listen for their varied calls and imitations.